I like your poem, you have truly, fairly and confidently self-propagated yourself as a realist, a true realist, an overt nihilist with no possessions, and you deny of this materialistic form of existence, interestingly enough, you say, you cannot take anything on faith, only being absolutely sure of anything you believe in that.
I have enjoyed the read, the taletelling, the philosophic aspect of your ideal and sense of living as a realist, monologue flavour of appreciation of what it is to be realistic, and the flow of thoughts, and the word visuals and word imagery.
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I’m A Realist
(I’m a Realist)
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I’m a realist
And I deal in less
Then I often fake
All that’s left
I do near nothing
A real minimal
Minimalist
Devoid of any plans
Purpose, or solid ideas.
(I’m a realist
and I deal in less
then, I often fake
all that is left.
I do near nothing
a real minimal, minimalist
devoid of any plans
purpose, or solid ideas.)
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The ones that get my goat
That tighten my rope
Are the things that I know
Are without questions real
But we can’t posses them
Or effectivity explain them
We can hold them
And touch them
Molest them in every way
Shape, and or form.
(The ones that get my goat
that tighten my rope
are the things that I know
are without questions, real.)
(But, we cannot possess them
or, effectiveness (or effect) explains them.)
(We can hold them
and touch them
or, molest them in every way
shape, and or form.)
My favourite lines of your poem:
I’m a realist
In a less traditional sense
I’m here to know
Understand and act
Upon the foundation
Of said understanding
All of human creation
In a non-literal sense
Comments:
I think in the said lines you have truly exposed your stand of becoming a realist in reality stand point.
Comments:
You have expressed yourself as a realist in a set chosen condition and you have expressed the status of your realist stand in your own theory of living in appreciation and attitude and outlooks toward the world for survival.
You are free to reject any of the edits in the brackets and comments.
Great! Well inspired, I am happy, glad to write and send this third (3rd) review of your poem which you created and placed on public read and review for about 6 years ago in June, 2015.
Thank you for sharing your biographical poem with us.
Keep on writing also for entertainment, enjoyment, learning for your public readers worldwide.
by Guru Valmiki Aristotle Scriber
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